Grain, oilseeds, the land market, export logistics and Ukraine's role in global food supply.
Not all wheat is the same product, and the difference between milling and feed grades is where a large amount of Ukrainian agricultural income is decided.
Ukraine prohibited the sale of agricultural land for two decades. Understanding what that did explains most of what the sector looks like now.
Ukrainian farmers moved substantially into maize over two decades. The reasons are a good illustration of how a crop mix actually gets decided.
Ukrainian grain yields roughly doubled over two decades on the same soil. Understanding how is more useful than admiring that it happened.
A single policy decision in the late 1990s built an entire processing industry. It is the clearest example in the country of value addition working.
Ukraine has three agricultures operating on the same territory, with different technology, different finance and different products.
Chernozem is described in every article about Ukrainian agriculture and explained in almost none of them. What makes it exceptional, how much of it there is…
Forty-two million hectares of farmland, a quarter of Europe's arable total, yields well below what the soil should deliver, and an ownership structure that explains the…
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